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El Colorado Ski & Snowboard the Andes

El Colorado, Chile

Located just over an hour from the Santiago International Airport, El Colorado is considered the locals mountain in the tri-resort complex of Tres Valles. While not as international as Valle Nevado or as chic as La Parva, El Colorado offers the most lifts and the best terrain park. El Colorado also has the best access to Santa Teresa, some of the most spectacular off-piste, lift-accessed terrain in Chile. In 2012 El Colorado added Valle Olimpico to its terrain opening up vast bowls with southern exposure.

Although El Colorado receives far less attention than its neighbors, its conical volcanic peak reaches 3333 meters (10,935 feet) and its south facing slopes have an impressive 906 meter (2971 feet) vertical drop with over 2500 acres of terrain evenly suited for advanced, intermediate and beginning skiers and snowboarders. The Cono Este lift accesses El Colorado’s steepest and deepest terrain and provides awesome views of the surrounding Andes. We also take advantage of our private transportation to lap Santa Teresa when open. Over the years El Colorado has become a favorite stomping ground for our guests and guides alike. Due to El Colorado’s proximity to Santiago it is a featured resort on most of CASA’s Chilean tour itineraries. Our groups spend their nights in the village of Farellones, which is located at the base of El Colorado’s lifts.

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• Trails (Pistes): 18
• Summit: 3343 m
• Beginner Terrain: 64%
• Intermediate Terrain: 18%
• Advanced Terrain: 18%

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The Colorado is located only 50 kilometers from Santiago, in the middle of the cordillera de Los Andes. It offers ski slopes, restaurants and accommodations for you come to enjoy with your family and friends.

Skiing 3 Valleys 3 Days

Live a unique experience skiing in the 3 most important ski centers of Santiago. Enjoy 2 nights at Posada Farellones with breakfast, dinner, equipment (ski, boots, and poles or snowboard and boots), ticket and transport included.

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The best of Santiago in winter 7 Days

If you want to get to know Santiago during the winter season and seize all the activities that the city and its surroundings have to offer, this is the ideal program. Walk around Santiago and Valparaíso, learn how to ski, visit the…

• From CLP $ 498.500 per person
• From US$ 625 per person

Ski day in the Colorado Full day

If you like to ski or snowboard and want to enjoy a carefree day then this is the perfect program for you. We include equipment, tickets and transfers to focus on snow and sports.

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Ski day at El Colorado with beginner classes Full day

If you want to learn to ski then come to know El Colorado with a ski day that includes group classes, equipment and ticket to access the courts of this renowned ski center located a few kilometers from Santiago.

• From CLP $ 165.000 per person
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Located 39 km away from Santiago, El Colorado is very near from Farellones. Its maximum height is 3330 meters and it features over a thousand hectares of skiable ground. The complex also features a system to create snow, if it were necessary, and in conjunction with Valle Nevado and La Parva, it is the largest skiable surface in South America.

To get to El Colorado, from Santiago, you drive towards the Andes through Kennedy Avenue or Las Condes Avenue, taking the Road to Farellones, where you need to drive for another 5km until you reach the Ski Center. Cars can only go up between 8am and 2pm, and cars go down the mountain between 2pm and 8pm. All cars must drive with chains around their tires.

Hotel infrastructure is internationally recognized for including a modern and comfortable vacations center that includes heated swimming pool, sauna, gym, restaurant, pub, entertainment room, terrace, TV and the best view of the Andes, amongst other things.

El Colorado features 22 tracks for ski (51% of the skiable surface of the mountain). Track classification is as follows: green (easy), blue (average), red (advanced) and black (experts). There are also 18 lifts that take people around the different places in the mountain where you can ski and snowboard, and that work between 9am and 5pm.

For those who don’t know how to ski or want to learn new techniques, El Colorado has a Ski School that gives private or group classes to adults and children starting at 4 years of age.

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Skiing on the snowed peaks of El Colorado is to ski in some of the best powder snow that falls from the sky. Its quality is superior and accumulates in large quantities. In addition to its slopes and lifts for different levels of skiers, here you will find urban bike parks, unique in South America. Have fun overcoming obstacles or putting your skills to the test at the special snow parks for adventurers. The Sunset Park and Valle Olímpico snow parks await you with jump circuits and rails that will demand the most of your skills.

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Explore the charms El Colorado Ski Resort

Have fun at more than two thousand meters above sea level! Visit the El Colorado ski resort with its several world-class slopes, a must-see destination every winter for ski and snowboard fans. Soar on its ski lifts, enjoy its extensive trails and dare on its fields. Do not take off your goggles and go on an adventure to test your skills on the rollers, rainbows, and kink rails that allow you to touch the sky with every jump. Conquer with your board unexplored summits that will shock you with spectacular views of craters and volcanoes.

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Gran Cañón del Colorado

El Gran Cañón del Colorado es una de las maravillas naturales del mundo y constituye una de las excursiones imprescindibles desde Las Vegas.

Esculpido por el cauce del río Colorado durante más de 2.000 millones de años, el Gran Cañón cuenta con unas dimensiones increíbles, 446 kilómetros de longitud y una altura máxima de la garganta de 1.500 metros .

Partes del Gran Cañón

La parte oeste del Gran Cañón (West Rim o Grand Canyon West) es la parte más popular para los viajeros que visitan Las Vegas , ya que es el punto más cercano a la ciudad (unos 180 kilómetros).

Esta zona, propiedad de la tribu india Hualapai, se caracteriza por sus increíbles acantilados, estrechos y con la máxima profundidad . También es famosa por ser el lugar donde se encuentra el Skywalk, el mirador con suelo de cristal ubicado en un acantilado con 1.300 metros de profundidad.

Situada en el corazón del Parque Nacional del Gran Cañón , el South Rim es la parte más visitada de las tres que componen el Gran Cañón. Sus poblaciones más cercanas son Phoenix, Las Vegas y Alburquerque.

Geográficamente es una zona más despejada, irreal y con menores desniveles que el West Rim.

La parte norte del Gran Cañón es la menos visitada de las tres, ya que se encuentra más aislada y sus vistas son menos interesantes . Al ser la zona más alta, habitualmente está cubierta de nieve y solo se puede visitar entre mayo y octubre.

A esta zona no se realizan excursiones desde Las Vegas. La ciudad más cercana es Flagstaff.

Cómo llegar al Gran Cañón

Podéis llegar al Gran Cañón por carretera o por aire , ya sea en helicóptero o en avioneta.

Llegar en coche

Aunque hace años llegar hasta el Gran Cañón desde Las Vegas era algo que llevaba mucho tiempo, desde la apertura del puente sobre la Presa Hoover este tiempo se ha reducido a la mitad. Actualmente es posible llegar por carretera en poco más de 2 horas .

De hecho, actualmente, nuestro tour al Gran Cañón más popular es por carretera. Esta modalidad tiene dos grandes ventajas: una es el coste, bastante más económico que en avioneta o helicóptero, y la segunda, es que es el único tour al Gran Cañón en el que iréis acompañados de un guía de habla española .

• Excursión al Gran Cañón en español : Vehículo, guía, entradas y comida por solo 159 US$ .

Si tenéis tiempo suficiente y os gusta conducir, alquilar un coche en Las Vegas e ir por libre es una forma aún más económica de visitar el Gran Cañón . Tenéis que tener en cuenta que la entrada completa al West Rim (Grand Canyon West) tiene un coste de 75 US$  incluyendo la comida. Una vez allí podéis hacer otras actividades como rutas a caballo o paseos en helicóptero.

Excursiones por aire

La opción más cómoda, rápida e inolvidable de visitar el Gran Cañón desde Las Vegas es reservando una de las múltiples excursiones en helicóptero o avioneta que se realizan a diario. Los diferentes tours incluyen transporte en avioneta, helicóptero para descender al río Colorado, paseos en barca, comida y diversas actividades.

El precio, desde los 219 US$  por persona (en avioneta y sin aterrizar), hasta más de 600 US$  por persona en los tours más completos.

Dado que elegir el tour es algo complicado, os explicaremos nuestros preferidos :

• Gran Cañon al completo con Skywalk : El tour más completo, ya que incluye avioneta, helicóptero, autobús por los miradores, parada en el Skywalk y comida con la Tribu Hualapai.
• Excursión al Gran Cañón en avioneta : Paseo en avioneta desde Las Vegas al Gran Cañón sin aterrizar. Su ventaja, el precio, muy económico .
• Excursión al Gran Cañón en helicóptero : Tour en helicóptero de principio a fin , con posibilidad de descender al fondo del cañón para desayunar, y de sobrevolar el Strip al regresar a Las Vegas.
• Excursión al South Rim en avioneta : La opción acertada quienes deseen visitar el South Rim .

Podéis ver todos los tours en Las Vegas pulsando aquí .

Entonces ¿qué opción elijo?

Tras haber realizado la excursión de todas las formas posibles, no podemos elegir una opción. Ambas alternativas tienen sus pros y contras y no podemos elegir un claro vencedor.

Por carretera , además de ir con un guía que habla español, el cambio entre los diferentes paisajes   es realmente sorprendente. Es asombroso el cambio que se experimenta en las 2 horas de trayecto, especialmente al llegar a Dolan Springs , el pueblo más próximo al Gran Cañón. Las casas, sus buzones en la carretera, y los "bosques" de cactus gigantes son una estampa imborrable .

Si optáis por ir por aire , además de ahorrar tiempo (sobre una hora por trayecto), no hay ninguna duda que sobrevolar la presa Hoover y adentrarse en el Gran Cañón a bordo de una pequeña avioneta o  helicóptero, es una experiencia única en la vida .

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La respuesta a qué ver en Las Vegas puede ser totalmente distinta dependiendo de a quién se le haga la pregunta; mucha gente dirá que en Las Vegas no hay nada que ver, mientras que otros, entre los que nos incluimos, creemos que cada esquina de la ciudad es digna de admirar.

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All aboard the cumbres & toltec scenic railroad.

Owned by the states of Colorado and New Mexico, the train crosses state borders 11 times, zigzagging along canyon walls, burrowing through two tunnels, and steaming over 137-foot Cascade Trestle. All trains steam along through deep forests of aspens and evergreens, across high plains filled with wildflowers, and through a rocky gorge of remarkable geologic formations. Deer, antelope, elk, fox, eagles and even bear are frequently spotted on this family friendly, off-the grid adventure.

Join us for a day trip through the unspoiled Rocky Mountain West and on what the readers of USA Today have called the best, and most scenic train ride in America (2016, 2019, 2020). Depart from Antonito, Colorado or Chama, New Mexico for a steam train ride of a lifetime! Find adventure on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad with a journey you’ll never forget!

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10 Day Colorado National Park Tour to Boulder, Palisade, and Durango

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Enjoy Colorado sightseeing visiting Rocky Mountain and Mesa Verde National Parks, hearing captivating tales of the Gold Rush, ride aboard historic trains and drive the scenic “Million Dollar” and Peak to Peak Highways against the unforgettable backdrop of red-rock country.

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Visit Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado National Monument, Mesa Verde National Park, Great Sand Dunes National Park Preserve, Garden of the Gods,

Scenic Drive along Trail Ridge Road, Million Dollar Highway, San Juan Skyway Scenic Byway, Rim Rock Drive, Peak to Peak Highway

Iconic Train The Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, & Pikes Peak Cog Railway

View Cliff Palace dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park, Pikes Peak, Rocky Mountains

Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

After some free time in Silverton to get lunch, browse the town and stop at the Visitor Center, take a trip back in time aboard the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad as this coal-fired, steam-powered train chugs along rails that were originally laid at the end of the 19th century, winding through a wilderness which would be inaccessible by car.

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ATV Coloradas Tour

• Water, Sodas and Gatorades
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• Entry/Admission - Las Coloradas
• Cuyo Burger Truck, C. 23 209, 97707 El Cuyo, Yuc., Mexico The starting point is in the basement of the Valerios restaurant
• We will send a message 10 minutes before picking you up. Be ready on time as they will delay the departure time
• 97707 El Cuyo, Yuc., Mexico
• Not wheelchair accessible
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• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infants must sit on laps
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• You'll start at Cuyo Burger Truck Or, you can also get picked up See departure details
• 1 Las Coloradas Stop: 60 minutes - Admission included In Las Coloradas we will take a tour of the lagoon where a guide will give us the explanation of why the pink color and the history of the salt company. Read more
• You'll return to the starting point

• mseedunn 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Call Saul Saul took us all over the peninsula - from flamingo watching to a gorgeous virgin beach to the pink salt flats to a quiet playa and dip in the indescribable blue ocean. Read more Written February 3, 2024
• Theis S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles The perfect tour for El Cuyo This tour is, without a doubt, the best way to explore the area surrounding El Cuyo. The guides are very profesional and the tour is well planned out with multiple amazing stops. Nothing felt rushed so we had all the time in the world to enjoy the sceneries. You dont want to miss this trip! Read more Written June 11, 2022
• Ron H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles BEST tour I have ben on!! This was one of the BEST tours I have been on. We did the 5 hour quad tour. Leo was our guide and he was excellent. He spoke great English and he shared a lot of history and knowledge along the way. We saw some of the most unspoiled beaches, turtle nests, turtles swimming in the ocean, the flamingos, pink lagoons, and so much more. This is a must if you visit the area. You will not be disappointed. Do it! Read more Written June 8, 2022
• S40GCsusannee 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles You will remember it….stunning trip It was a great experience. I drove one quad. I promise you if you get used to it it’s a lot of fun. We saw a lot of flamingos and Saul is a really nice guy. We had a guy with us for translating in English. He was also really friendly.we went to a mud bath and I am sure it makes you younger😅If you have a chance to go to el cuya do this trip. It is amazing and a lot of fun….. Read more Written March 23, 2022
• juliap02pjnfzkzrg 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very nice Everything was great, the tour was amazing, and very confortable. Only one things, for the price, some food could be included (water was included tho), and the access to the pink lac was also an extra, but I think It could be included. Other than that, everything was perfect. Read more Written January 8, 2022
• bartjan1983 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great ATV tour We had a good time riding a good ATV from el cuyo to les colorados with various stops on the way. We saw a lot of flamingo, pink salt lagoon, beautiful beach and had a Mayan mud shower. Overall great experience. Thanks Saul. Read more Written May 10, 2021
• miamima1234 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles AMAZING!!! the tour was amazing. we start in the morning and wend with the quad along the coast, beaches, rivers, salt lagunes & forest. we saw a lot of flamingos and that was incredible.its super fun to drive the quad, it makes it to a super fun adventure. the salt lagoon is also super nice and unbelivable to see. we felt with saul always safe and he took care of us, he even bring water and some beers. we could do a break or stop whenever we want. that is really nice and it doesnt feel like a tour with 100 other people. we can recomend the tour with saul to 100%!!!! Read more Written February 9, 2020

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El Pueblo History Museum showcases the region’s many cultural and ethnic groups through innovative exhibits including the Borderlands of Southern Colorado , and  Steel City: 1980-2004 .

The property includes a re-created 1840s adobe trading post and plaza, and the archaeological excavation site of the original 1842 El Pueblo trading post.

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El Pueblo Trading Post was the first permanent settlement in what is now Pueblo. It was constructed in 1842 along the banks of the Arkansas River to facilitate fur trade along the Santa Fe Trail, but was then only a decade later after conflict between local Native Americans and fur traders led to the Christmas Tragedy of 1854. Decades later the settlement of Pueblo grew up around the abandoned ruins of the trading post, until it was demolished and its location was lost beneath the rapidly-growing city.

El Pueblo History Museum has been in operation since 1959, and currently occupies the site of the historic trading post in downtown Pueblo. The site was rediscovered in 1989, by a class led by anthropology professor William G. Buckles of the University of Southern Colorado (now CSU-Pueblo). Following this discovery, the city and the Colorado Historical Society worked together to relocate the museum to the site. The current museum complex was completed in 2003, and includes the main building containing three exhibits and multiple event rental spaces, a reconstruction of the El Pueblo trading post showcasing life during the mid-19th century, and the Warren G. Buckles Archaeology Pavilion where the excavation site remains open to this day. 

Visitors can see all of this, as well as purchase regional foods and crafts, books on Pueblo, Colorado, and western history, and Colorado souvenirs in the Colorado Proud museum store.  

Accessibility at El Pueblo History Museum

At El Pueblo History Museum, we want all of our visitors to feel welcome. Here’s how we try to be accessible for everyone.

If you have additional questions you can email us or call 719-583-0453.

Parking is available in our onsite parking lot. Curb cuts from the parking lot to our sidewalk allow for wheelchair access.

Barrier-free doors with push-button entry are located at the museum’s main entrance on and side entrance. The entire indoor facility is on one level.  

You may check out a wheelchair or an umbrella-type stroller at the museum store desk; they’re available on a first-come first-served basis. Wheelchair size is standard with a 250 lb. weight capacity.   

All restrooms throughout the museum have an accessible stall. We have a family restroom in the hallway past our exhibits  

Service animals—animals that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability—are allowed throughout the museum. Pets and emotional support animals are not considered service animals and are not allowed.  

Groups with disabilities/special needs cost $4 per participant. Caregivers and staff are free.

To make a reservation or get more information, email [email protected] or call 719-583-0453 .  

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Open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day  

Contact:   719-583-0453

Address:  301 N Union Ave., Pueblo, CO.

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Colorado Springs Garden Tour

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The Colorado Springs Garden Tour Committee is excited to announce the dates of our 2024 tour below. We are looking forward to seeing you all again this summer!

June 22-23, 202 4 Garden Tour

Inspirational gardens.

Where: Bonnyville and Patty Jewett Neighborhoods Time: 9:00am — 3:00pm, both days

Tickets may be purchased through Eventbrite at this LINK

*** Please note that there is a handling fee when using Eventbrite. Or beginning on May 15th, you may purchase tickets at any of the garden centers listed below:

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• Colorado State University Extension    17 North Spruce St. 80905
• Don’s Garden Shop and Landscape Materials   6001 E. Platte Ave 80915
• Harding Nursery 721 N. Powers 80915
• McCord’s Garden Center   2720 McShane Drive, Monument, CO 80132
• Phelan Gardens  4955 Austin Bluffs Parkway 80918
• Summerland Gardens 806 Arcturus Drive 80905
• Sunset Greenhouse 1023 Sunset Rd. 80909

GARDEN LOCATIONS: Your ticket provides the addresses for the garden locations where printed tour guides can be obtained on the days of the event. The guide will provide information about all gardens, including a map.

*** Please be aware that private gardens may not be able to accommodate strollers, walkers or wheelchairs due to narrow pathways and steps. Also, no bicycles  will be allowed in private gardens. Working service dogs are allowed.

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New national tour of "Company" brings modern take on classic tale to Denver Center for the Performing Arts

By Dillon Thomas

Updated on: April 24, 2024 / 6:19 PM MDT / CBS Colorado

The national tour of "Company,' visiting the Denver Center for the Performing Arts next month, promises to bring audiences a new take on a classic musical. The show, which plays at the Buell Theatre from May 22 through June 2, has been redesigned to make the story more applicable to modern audiences.

The show, which was first written in the late 1960s, originally followed the story of a man named Bobby. Bobby was a single man who had not been married nor had any children.

Now, this new version of the production follows the story of a woman named Bobbie who has a similar lifestyle.

"The societal pressures for women today, turning 35 especially without children, are very different than an unmarried man," said Britney Coleman, the actress cast as "Bobbie."

Bobbie is a woman who is celebrating her 35th birthday in the production.

"It would be like any other birthday if it weren't for the fact that she is single, doesn't have any kids, isn't in any committed relationship. And yet all of her very close friends are, and they have strong opinions about it," Coleman said.

Coleman said the storyline is one that she can personally connect with, and one which she feels many in the audience will be able to as well.

"I have personally experienced a lot of people saying, 'hmm, it is about time (to get married and have children), isn't it?'" Coleman said.

Matt Rodin, the actor who portrays "Jamie" in the production, said the new take on the gender of characters has modernized the story in a way more people will be able to relate with.

"It is sort of shocking to see how these men treat these women (in the original production). To now have that flipped on its head, it makes it feel like it is happening right now," Rodin told CBS News Colorado's Dillon Thomas. "It gives us, the audience in 2024, the opportunity to know these people in a way that we might not recognize them if they were playing the same roles in the 1970s. They are contemporized."

Those who loved the original production should still find the current take to be funny, fun and lively, according to Coleman.

"A lot of our script hasn't changed, other than the pronouns," Coleman said.

"What I love about this show is that it poses questions rather than giving us answers of what it means to be in partnership, what it means to be married, what it means to have relationships," Rodin said.

If your would like tickets to see the show while it's in Denver visit DCPA's official website . 

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9Things to do in Colorado this April 26-28 weekend

There is so much to do in Colorado this weekend we couldn't pick just nine things to do.

On this final weekend of April, annual events return in Karval and Denver, plus Elitch Gardens is back for summer while Monster Jam invades Denver. Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders will hold his second Black and Gold spring game in Boulder.

Check out one of these fun events across Colorado this weekend and don't forget to share your photos with the Near Me feature on the 9NEWS app.

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Monster Jam

DENVER — Monster Jam is back! The 2024 Monster Jam Stadium Tour will stop at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver on Saturday. Monster Jam competitors will compete in a championship battle with gravity-defying feats in 12,000-pound Monster Jam trucks going head-to-head for points in Freestyle, the Skills Challenge and Racing competitions. A 7 p.m. main event will be preceded by a Monster Jam Pit Party on the stadium's south lawn where guests can see the trucks up close, take pictures, meet the drivers and get autographs.

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CU Back and Gold spring game

BOULDER — The Colorado Buffaloes will hold their second annual spring football game under Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders. CU Athletics said its Black and Gold weekend will feature festivities over multiple days including the spring game, a CU football alumni reunion, a talent show and a concert by rapper Lil Wayne. The spring game will take place on Saturday at Folsom Field. A "Prime Time Weekend Party" dubbed "The Show" will take place at CU Events Center after the spring game with concert from Lil Wayne. Tickets are sold at CUBuffs.com.

UNC Blue and Gold spring game

GREELEY — The University of Northern Colorado Bears football team will hold its annual spring showcase on Saturday. Head coach Ed Lamb will lead the Bears in the Blue and Gold spring game at 2 p.m. Saturday at Nottingham Field in Greeley.

Elitch Gardens

DENVER — Prepare yourself for funnel cakes and teacup rides: Colorado's largest theme park opens on Saturday. Elitch Gardens Theme Park , which has been going strong in Denver since 1890, has prepared for summer by ordering more than 100,000 souvenir cups, 200,000 stuffed animals and planting 7,200 pansies. Season passes are $77.99 at ElitchGardens.com .

RELATED: A history of Denver's 134-year-old amusement park

Winnipeg Jets vs. Colorado Avalanche

DENVER — The Colorado Avalanche bring their first-round playoff series back to Ball Arena this weekend. With the series against the Winnipeg Jets tied 1-1 , the Avs host Game 3 at 8 p.m. Friday at Ball Arena. The puck drops for Game 4 at 12:30 p.m. Sunday.

Mountain Plover Festival

KARVAL — The Mountain Plover Festival is back from Friday through Sunday in Karval. The eastern Colorado town invites adventurous and bird-loving individuals to the unique festival in one of North America’s largest breeding grounds of the elusive mountain plover. The mountain plover is a rare bird that makes its nesting grounds on the dryland farming ranches in this area of Colorado.

Unlike a typical festival, the Mountain Plover Festival gets attendees involved in an intense way. The entire festival boards buses at 6 a.m. and heads out to public and private land to see Native American ruins, one-room school houses, historic ranches, lots of wildlife and to search for the elusive little bird. Reservations are required because there are no gas stations, hotels or restaurants in Karval.

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Garden of the Gods Motorless Morning

COLORADO SPRINGS — Saturday is a  Motorless Morning at Garden of the Gods . All of the park will be closed to motor vehicles from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a unique opportunity to connect with the sounds and feelings of nature. As always, the park is free and open to the public.

Día del Niño at Denver Museum of Nature & Science 

DENVER — Admission to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science is free on Sunday. The museum’s 11th annual Día del Niño celebration will include multicultural performances, music and crafts. Día del Niño guests can also enjoy 50% off admission to the exhibition "Orcas" and 50% off admission to Infinity Theater and Gates Planetarium showings throughout Sunday.

Día del Niño at Denver Art Museum

DENVER — The Denver Art Museum will celebrate Día del Niño on Sunday with free admission for children as well as adults. The museum will also have live music, dances and kids’ activities. Festivities, which begin at 10 a.m., will take place inside and outside of the museum. Learn more at DenverArtMuseum.org .

Día del Niño at WOW! Children’s Museum 

LAFAYETTE —  WOW! Children’s Museum ’s annual  Día del Niño is set for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event  will feature bilingual storytimes and a performance by the Colorado Youth Mariachi Program. Admission is free all day, though capacity may be limited.

Plant and succulent sale 

GOLDEN — The Colorado Cactus & Succulent Society and Rocky Mountain Chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society are having a weekend cactus, succulent and plant sale that promotes ethical and sustainable gardening. The sale will be held at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Ballet Ariel

LAKEWOOD — Ballet Ariel rounds out its Silver Anniversary celebration season with a performance featuring “An American in Paris,” “Appalachian Spring,” and “Dances from Le Corsaire.” Ballet Ariel will complete its 25th season with ballets in Lakewood on Saturday and Sunday at the Lakewood Cultural Center.

Shakespeare Festival

DENVER — The Denver Public Schools’ 40th annual Shakespeare Festival returns to the Denver Arts Complex on Friday. This year’s festival theme is quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet: "We know what we are, but know not what we may be." The festival will feature student performances on stages throughout the Arts Complex. Students will perform scenes, monologues and other performances inspired by some of Shakespeare’s greatest works at the Denver Arts Complex. Multiple venues will be created to support the costumed actors and performers with decorated sets, stands and professional support.

Stegosaurus Day 

MORRISON — Morrison Natural History Museum will host Stegosaurus Day on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with free admission. Morrison is where the world's first Stegosaurus fossils were excavated back in 1877 by School of Mines professor Arthur Lakes on what is now known as Dinosaur Ridge. Some of those bones are on display at Morrison Natural History Museum. Hand-on activities will include touchable fossils and fossil casts and the opportunity to help remove rock from dinosaur bone. Combine your Morrison Museum visit with a tour of Dinosaur Ridge with the “Morrison Dino Pass.”

DENVER — Michael Jackson's unparalleled artistry is showcased in the musical "MJ" at Denver's Buell Theatre. The Tony Award-winning musical is centered around the making of the 1992 "Dangerous World Tour." Created by Tony Award-winning director/choreographer Christopher Wheeldon and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage, "MJ" offers a look at the creative mind and collaborative spirit that catapulted Michael Jackson into legendary status. "MJ" is startin’ somethin' in Colorado through Sunday.

The Improvised Shakespeare Company

DENVER — The Improvised Shakespeare Company is back at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' Garner Galleria Theatre. Each night, the company will create a fully improvised Shakespearean masterpiece right before the audience's eyes. The evening of hilarious off-the-cuff comedy uses the language and themes of William Shakespeare, but with no planning, rehearsal or script. Will the play turn out to be a tragedy, comedy or history? Even the actors aren't sure. Tickets for the company's engagement, which runs through Sunday, are sold at DenverCenter.org .

Fireflies 

EVERGREEN — Evergreen Players ' new production of "Fireflies" plays the Evergreen Players Black Box Theatre through Sunday. "Fireflies" is a romantic comedy that tells the story of retired schoolteacher, Eleanor. Eleanor lives a quiet life in a tiny Texas town, set in her routines and secure in her position as the town’s most respected woman — until a hole in her roof draws the attention of a smooth-talking drifter intent on renovating Eleanor’s house and possibly her life.

ARVADA — The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities' final production of the season is the comedy "Noises Off."  Get ready for barely-controlled chaos and flying sardines in this play that takes a trip behind-the-scenes of a flop of a play and shows what happens when everything that can go wrong does. "Noises Off" plays the Main Stage Theatre through Sunday, May 5.

DENVER — The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has opened its new Theatre Company production "Emma" at the Wolf Theatre. The production is a new and unconventional adaption of Jane Austen's classic comedy. A bit zany and refreshingly contemporary, playwright Kate Hamill infuses the language and perspectives of today into Austen’s beloved characters. "Emma" will be performed at the Denver Performing Arts Complex through Sunday, May 5.

Where Did We Sit On The Bus?

DENVER — Nine-year-old Bee Quijada sits in a suburban classroom. During a history lesson on Rosa Parks, she asks, "Where did Latinos sit on the bus?" What follows in the one-person show "Where Did We Sit On The Bus?" is a theatrical mixtape of Bee’s life. The drama plays the Singleton Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex through Sunday, June 2. For tickets and showtimes, visit DenverCenter.org.

DENVER — There is no better venue for live music in the country than Colorado's Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The Red Rocks 2024 concert schedule (announced so far) is still growing and this spring and summer looks to be one for the record books.

• Wednesday, April 24 - Lizzy McAlpine
• Thursday, April 25 - Primus, Puscifer, A Perfect Circle
• Friday, April 26 - Primus, Puscifer, A Perfect Circle
• Saturday, April 27 - Sublime with Rome, Cypress Hill
• Sunday, April 28 - Sullivan King

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Georgetown Loop Railroad

GEORGETOWN — A Colorado staple has opened for the season. The Georgetown Loop Railroad offers spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains. The railroad's website says the train transports riders back to a "time where the railroad ruled, mining was a way of life and outlaws littered the land." You can purchase tickets online at GeorgetownLoopRR.com .

Orcas: Our Shared Future

DENVER — The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has opened its newest temporary exhibition: "Orcas: Our Share Future." The exhibition traces the evolution of our beliefs about orcas, from fear to admiration and awe, as we discover their intelligence and complex social structures. At the exhibition, visitors will see a life-sized replica of an orca family, inviting guests to witness their harmonies in an immersive underwater environment. Guests will also learn about the Indigenous peoples of North America’s Northwest Coast, whose respect for orcas is reflected in their art and traditions.

Movies this weekend

Alex Garland’s American dystopia "Civil War" was the top movie at the box office last weekend for a second week. The $50 million film, set in a future in which Texas and California have joined in rebellion against a fascist president, has grossed $44.9 million in two weeks.

The mightiest film globally, continues to be “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.” The Warner Bros. monster movie has grossed $485.2 million in four weeks.

Zendaya's newest film, “Challengers,” opens this weekend.

Opening this weekend

• Challengers
• Unsung Hero
• Spirited Away

Last weekend's box office

• “Civil War,” $11.1 million.
• “Abigail,” $10.2 million.
• “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” $9.5 million.
• “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare,” $9 million.
• “Spy x Family Code: White,” $4.9 million.
• “Kung Fu Panda 4," $4.6 million.
• “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” $4.4 million.
• “Dune: Part Two,” $2.9 million.
• “Monkey Man,” $2.2 million.
• “The First Omen,” $1.7 million.

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Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience

Reflecting on the impact of the grit conference 2024: fostering resilience and community.

In March 2024, the Ent Center for the Arts buzzed with energy as the GRIT: Resiliency in Action Conference unfolded, leaving an indelible mark on all who attended. Hosted by the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience, this one-day event was a testament to the power of resilience and community.

Thanks to the generous funding from El Paso County and the American Rescue Plan Act, the conference was accessible to all, welcoming a diverse cohort eager to explore personal growth and resilience. From seasoned GRIT Coaches to newcomers, participants delved into the core principles of the GRIT Program, gaining insights and tools to navigate life's challenges.

A stellar lineup of speakers graced the stage, each sharing their unique journey of resilience. Olympians Amy Van Dyken-Rouen and Hunter Kemper captivated the audience with their tales of triumph over adversity, inspiring attendees to embrace their inner strength. Mark Yarbrough, a burnout expert, and Dr. Charles Benight, a trauma and resilience researcher, provided invaluable expertise, enriching the conference with their insights.

Throughout the day, attendees engaged in enriching discussions and activities, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose. Lunch, provided at no cost, became a hub for networking and connection, further amplifying the community spirit of the event.

The impact of the GRIT Conference reverberated beyond its attendees, capturing the attention of local media outlets. The Colorado Springs Gazette underscored the conference's relevance in the aftermath of the UCCS shooting, emphasizing the importance of resilience in times of adversity. Meanwhile, KOAA highlighted UCCS's commitment to free online resiliency training, aligning with the conference's mission of promoting resilience within the broader community.

As we look back on the success of the GRIT Conference, we are reminded of the transformative power of resilience. Through shared knowledge, experiences, and support, we can forge a path to a more resilient future for all.